Cardi B revealed she is expecting her first child with Stefon Diggs while her divorce case with Offset continues. She says she feels supported and strong as she balances music, tour plans, and motherhood.
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Cardi B has announced she is pregnant with her fourth child. This will be her first child with NFL star Stefon Diggs. She made the announcement on a CBS Mornings interview on September 17, 2025. “I’m having a baby with my boyfriend Stefon Diggs,” she said.
Cardi B and Offset are still going through divorce proceedings. Cardi filed for divorce in mid-2024. She shares three children with Offset: Kulture, Wave, and Blossom.
She said she feels safe and confident with Diggs. She said the pregnancy adds new meaning to her work. She noted she is balancing creative projects and motherhood. She looks forward to both.
Diggs has made limited public comments. He praised Cardi B for staying focused. He expressed excitement for their child.
Cardi B has a new album, Am I the Drama?, set for release around this time. She plans a tour called “Little Miss Drama” in February 2026. She said the baby is due before the tour starts.
This news may shift public focus in her career. It might influence how fans receive her new music. It adds personal stakes to her upcoming tour. It raises interest in how she manages her public image and family life while pregnant.
This pregnancy announcement with Stefon Diggs marks a new chapter for Cardi B. It intersects with her ongoing divorce with Offset. She says she is strong, supported, and ready for what lies ahead.
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